You want to run a pilot
Start at pilot qualification. It sets out who owns the decision, what a pilot covers, what it does not, and the conditions under which it is worth either side's time.
Open pilot qualification →Rather than one generic form that lands nowhere, this page routes you to the specific track that matches what you need — pilot, procurement, partnership or professional role.
Each track already carries its own qualification questions and evidence status, so you can judge the fit before spending a call on it.
Start at pilot qualification. It sets out who owns the decision, what a pilot covers, what it does not, and the conditions under which it is worth either side's time.
Open pilot qualification →Procurement carries the evidence status a buying committee asks for — what is demonstrable today and what is still external. It is deliberately blunt about the gaps.
Open procurement →Partnership and publisher routes cover content rights, attribution and the publication gate that any shared material has to pass before it appears in the product.
Open partnerships →Professional roles are governed separately from institute contracts, with their own scope and review responsibilities.
Open professional roles →Worth knowing in advance, so the first conversation starts from an accurate picture.
Individual products are self-serve with registry-backed prices and an exact activation route. Sales exists for institutes and partnerships, not to stand between you and a purchase.